Community club events fill Elyria week
Local organizations plan meetings and socials across churches lodges and clubs from Monday through Friday including Knights of Columbus and Masons at various halls church councils at Grace Lutheran and United Presbyterian sets and a Union Veterans social at Pilgrim Community House. A Dock of other groups host picnics dances tennis tournaments and social evenings inviting families and friends to attend.
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Haights
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
Methodist Church
The
Church Council
Grace Lutheran Church
Bible School
Cabirereo
Presbyterian Church
King Solomon's Lodge
Masonic Temple
HP. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
Settlement House Hare and Hound Race
Miss Anna Louise Baker of Harrison street is noted as the host or participant in the Settlement House Hare and Hound race event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Louise Baker
Harrison Street
Circle No 5 Meeting At St Pan Evangelical Church
A Thursday evening gathering of Circle No 5 at St Pan Evangelical church was announced with Mrs Harry Gilmore of 2188 Bell Avenue listed to entertain members. If weather delays occur a 1-2 annual picnic of Elyria T UL will be held in the First Methodist Trester room.
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Armco Association
Columbia Steel
Cascade Pavilion
Elyria Lodge
Ladies Golf Association
Elyria Country Club
Spring Valley Cour
Masonic Hall
Elks Lodge
Elgs Hall
Knights of St. John
Mildred Sipes
L Avenue
Willem Mr. Heh
Columbus Street
Sigma Gamma Society
Mary Wilson
Bat Avenue
Andrew Waugfer
Cleveland Street
Lindy Lodge
Jeanette van Amburesa
Grafton Road
Paul Hubbell
Spruce
Elyria
Sam Seville
Elyria Canary Cieb
George Gri
Ey Carsas
Fwelith
Pythie
St Fe
Harry Gilmore
Bell Avenue
St Andrew's Church
Settlement House
Dorcas
Cf Christ
Richard King
Fast Avenue
Blue Bird
St. Paul's Arch
Lib
Frankias
Lake Avenue
Royal Neighbors of
America
Wurst Hall
North Side
Circle No. 5
St. Pan's Evangelical Church
Bellaventue
Elyria T. UL
Deane
East Avenue
Larein Courry
Ee West Ridge
Fourteenth Reunion Holford Fare Family at Penfome Home
The Holford Fare families held their 14th reunion Sunday August 28 at J H Penfome home with about sixty five attendees. A casket dinner was served at five o clock and the group conducted a short business meeting. Honorary president Farr spoke. several attendees were mentioned including Ear, Doralé, Larsing, Mick and Juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pexfoend
J. H. Penfome
Ear
Doralé
Larsing
Mick
18th Ohio Battery Association Holds Annual Reunion
The 15th Ohio Battery Association gathered at The Hedges Friday for their annual reunion. A dinner call by Eb. htier ex the Battery bugle preceded a program led by President Mrs Cora Knapp. Attendees sang America, minutes were read, treasurer reported, and two original comrades remain. Mayor James Hewitt attended, offering remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Battery Association
Eb.htier
Battery Bugle
Cora Knapp
America
Spencer
Titode
Mabie Layton
Lath
Nette C Stearns
Avg. Ltd
Reeien Se
Satrena
Freemar Stearnes
Forcers
Charies Spencer
Acta
France
Marseilles
Busier
John Lengton
Charles Spencer
J. Paddock
Cormeeda
AL J. A. Raley
Spercer
Gaughters
Cleveland
Parey Steartes
A. E
G. J. Gren
N d
Relnk Formne
Ds Corners
Edith Begiss
John
Thirty-Fourth Anatal Herold Reunion Held In Valley City
The thirty-fourth annual Herold Reunion was held at the grove beside Godfrey Herold’s home in Valley City Ohio on Sunday with 102 attendees. Eight of ten original Herold members were present. oldest Alfred at 81, youngest Emmanuel at 60. President Charles Adams opened the meeting. Historian Hannah Loughan recounted childhood incidents of the ten Herold children. Five births, two marriages and one death occurred in the reunion family last year. Absent members sent letters from California and Iowa. Officers elected: President Charles Adams. vice president Godfrey Herold. secretary treasurer Esther Seekins. historian Hannah Longbor. A sport and entertainment committee was named. Prizes in contests went to Robert Highwood, Margaret Herold, Esther Seekins, Hazel Seekins, Gertrude Adams, Eva Herold, Dor Adams, Lawrence Barter, Cornelis Maddock and Arthur Damm for one or more years each. Helen Adams sang two humorous recitations during cake and ice cream. Next year’s reunion will be at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatal Herold IV
Herold
Grove
Godfrey Herold
Valley City
Ohio
Alfred Herold
Emmanuel Herold
Charles Adams
Hannah Loughan
California
Iowa
Esther Seekins
Hannah Longbor
Robert Highwood
Margaret Herold
Hazel Seakins
Gerweude Adams
Eva Herold
Dor Adams
Lawrence Barter
Cornelis Maddock
Arthur Damm
Helen Adams
GRADE SCHOOL GIRLS RECEIVE EMBLEMS AT YWCA CAMP
The 1935 YWCA camp season concluded with tests for emblems across first to fourth year campers. Emblems were awarded by Miss Marbell Burner as girls demonstrated athletics, Bible study, camp etiquette, and new clay handcraft skills.
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W. C
Marbell Burner
Mary Lb. Sally
Nancy Borie
Mary Franklin
Lucile Kelly
Mary Maddock
Betty Osborne
Ansa Kolopas
Rose Scoffede
Florence Smith
Jennie Zaho
Margaret Zabo
Marie Ilhelm
Betty Wister
Dora Andress
Maude Andress
Bertha Borie
June Gregory
Mildred Hilmer
Barbara MacOznel
Phyllis Pond
Betty Seward
Jeanette Shepherd
Dorothy Baghby
Lucile Hutchins
Berey Humfabreri
Donza Dickaison
Betty Nielsen
Marie Perry
Mary McGuire
Andress
Maude
Betty Osbern
Irene Zackmartelsen
Bess
Marie Per- Rose Scoreda
Mielsen
Donna Dieckesen
Bertripsen
Betty
Osborn
Phyllis iPord
Len
Gonsa Dickason
Lucille Kelly
Wrandotte
Banner Cabin
Paviliy Pond
Scheffler Birthday Surprise in Amherst Mirthful 80th
Fred Scheffler of Amherst Ohio was honored with an 80th birthday gathering at his daughter A Heginbotham’s home 329 Louisiana Ave. Relatives from Elyria Lorain Amherst S Amherst and Cleveland attended. A 45-person table featured a large birthday cake and card crowd gifts. He has lived in Amherst 38 years and worked for the Cleveland Stock Company for 25 years earning a gold watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ischeffler
Heginbotha
Fred Scheffter
Amherst
Ohio
A. Hegnbothsam
Louisiana Ave
Alice Heginbotham
Scheffler
Asa
Cleveland Sto Company
Hare
N_ Main ist
Elyinia
Lorein
S. Amherst
Cleviend
Fragmentary Local Directory Snippet
A jumble of names and addresses appears, listing individuals and locations such as Gardner Feeley 1507 East avenue, 342 East River street Sirs NX Todd Kipton George Patterson 1 East River Street Mrs John Farman, Earl Keller Medina, Robert Thompson 220 Roosevelt St, Harrd Gage Elyria R D No 3 Thurman Knight Lorain 1074 East 12nd Street, Mrs Willie Winn 2 Woodford Avenue, Eva Bell Golen 395 Lodi Street, James Robinson Steubenville, Ireta Wilson Graf ton Graf ton, Emil Novak Wolfe Block Edna Caldwell Chestnut Street Thomas Wetzel Columbus Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
East Avenue
Gardner Feeley
East River Street
Sirs
NX. Todd
Kipton
George Patterson
John Farman
Woodford Avenue
Earl Keller
Medina
Robert Thompson
Roosevelt St
Gage
Elyria
Thurman Knight
East 12Nd Street
Lorain
Willie Winn
James Davidson
Huntington
John Resar
Eva Bell Golecen
Lodi Street
James Robinson
Steubsmikre
Frank Keemle
County Infirmary
Helen Johanson
Alger Street
Detroit
Ireta Wilson
Graf
Toni
Emil Novak
Wolfe
Edna Caldwell
Chestnut Street
Thomas Wetzel
Columbus Street
Comings and friends take extended visits in East and West
Mr and Mrs W R Comings of West avenue visited their daughter Mrs J A Egbert in Lakewood then plan an extended stay in Ashville North Carolina. Mr and Mrs Frank Berson of Liz Park avenues returned from a two week motor trip through the East visiting Atlantic City New Jersey and Washington DC and returning via the Allegheny Mountains. Edward Smith of 133 Oak Street departed for West Cornwall Connecticut. Harry Forbes spends vacation in Indianapolis as local delegate to the National Convention of the Veterans of the Foreign Wars. Mrs Thomas Speed and Mr and Mrs Ror Speed of Cleveland visited Elyria yesterday. T J Hutchings of the H Merthe Company returned from New York City Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Comings
West Avenue
Lakewood
J. A. Egbert
Comings
Ashville
Carolina
Frank Berson
Liz Park Avenues
Aulantic City
New Jarey
Washington, D. C
Alleghany Mountains
Edward Smith
Oak Street
West Cornwall
Connecticut
Harry Forbes
Indianapolis
Indiena
Thomas Speed
Ror Speed
Cleveland
Elyria
T. J. Hutchings
H. Merthe Company
New York City
Tee cream social and band concert at Pilgrim Church
A cream social and band concert is set for Monday evening at 7 30 at Pilgrim Church public invited to attend the community event hosted by the church and band members.
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Pilgrim
Dance Elxrra Armce Association at Cascade Pavilion
Dance event at Cascade Pavilion on Tuesday August 28 at 8 30 p m admission 50 cents per couple extra 25 cents for a lady events details reflect a social occasion with pricing and location names.
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Elxrra Armce Association
Cascade Pavilion
Local guests and weekend visitors from Ohio and Minnesota
Mr and Mrs Bert Gwis and Mrs Ed Foater and son of Cornell Wisconsin were guests of R A Gwin on Cornell Ave. Miss Margaret Dindorf and Mrs F H Dibble of Elyria and Junior Gwin were weekend guests of Mrs George Salem in Warren Ohio. H A Peloucet of Cleveland were weekend guests of H Kelloggey on Park Ave. Leonard Duckette of Westavenu e returned from Iowa City. Rose Joska returned from Cleveland. Roscoe Kauffman returned from a motor trip to Okemos Michigan. Karl F Kunerth and daughter Corinne of Toledo visited B S Miller on Park Ave, with Miss Mabal Fulton of Duluth Minnesota. Fulton sails on the Normle for Duluth Sept seventh. Frank Beal Ralph Beal and family and Harpe Gooden plan to Parma Ohio to honor Mrs Hamlin birthday. Guests from North Olmsted Field's Corners Lakewood Parma attended. E T Berry and son Donald Elyria returned from Pittsburgh due to illness of Berry's daughter.
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Bert Gwis
Ed Foater
Cornell
Wisconsin
R. A. Gwin
Cornell Avenue
Margaret Dindorf
F. H. Dibble
Elyria
Junior Gwin
George Salem
Warren
Ohio
H. A. Peloucet
Cleveland
H. Kelloggey
Park Avenue
Leonard Duckette
Westavanue
Iowa City
Iowa
Rose Joska
Abber Road
Roscoe Kauffman
Park View Court
Okmos
Michigan
Karl F. Kunerth
Corinne
Toledo
Mabal Fulton
Duuth
Minn
B.S. Miller
Sitter
Harpé Gooden
Parma
Afrs
Frank Beal
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Taubsda
Junior Music Club
Geifer
Duer
Tas Rye
Ay Butler
Gieérs Berneids
Miss Hessier
Jon—Lxsted
Pete
s—LiiVer Bor
Dollie Waltz
Spring Valley
Kazadorn
Elyria Club
Charis
Second Street
Lorain County
Brown Company
Mill Street
Jos Woend Caugerer
J. H. Gwin
Ed Gilmore
New Castle, Pennsylvania
R.A. Gwin
Corne Averue
Hepges
St. Patersbure
Mittersburg
Moon
Fiam Bruce
BR. ¥. Dunc
Agnes Derr
Duluth
Mesora
Agen
C. E. Rowfiller
Columbus
Hishem
Lustrots
Black
A. de
Vely
Elyria Dress Goods Shoppe
Broad Street
Standen-Smith
Ely Woods
Ely Weeds
Max Roe
Vernon Smith
Margaret Hildebrandt
West Ninth St
R. D
Grefro
der Hart
Eascavens
Rober Rice
Eileen Hastings
Furnace
Myles Farmer
Adams Street
Micheel Duseee
Hallworthy’’ Good Eats Stores of Parking
Loch Haddin Inn
Home By the Lake
Erie Ave
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